No Series: Figure Drawing: Lines, Proportion, and Movement

Figure Drawing: Lines, Proportion, and Movement

Lesson Objective: Practice figure drawing using concepts of line, proportion, and movement
Grades 6-8 / Arts / Drawing
11 MIN

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Discussion and Supporting Materials

Thought starters

  1. How does integrating this art lesson with math help enhance understanding of each subject area?
  2. Why did Mr. Bugeja choose to have students work with concrete models throughout the lesson?
  3. How did Mr. Bugeja design the culminating activity to assess student understanding?

6 Comments

  • Private message to ngawang tsering
very good lesson...win-win situation . keep ti up Mr Bugeja.
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  • Private message to Laurie DeMatteo
I like how you used foil! Great idea!
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  • Private message to Laurie DeMatteo
I have taught this with Greek figure painting theme where students looked at oak tag life size figure jointed with brass connectors. They created figure drawings for their vase posing them in sports or other Greek ideal poses such as playing an instrument or reading. The final project was a oak tag board colored in reds and then inked over the entire paper in black. Emphasize the technique for red figure painting in Greek history. Trace figure onto board and scrapie away positive space and decorate vase edges with patterned border, also Greek. Lots of fun.
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  • Private message to Claudia Finelle
i like that you're teaching a difficult concept,in a very accessible way,and also using inexpensive materials. Then,you finish it it with a fun creative project,perfect ,perfect,perfect!
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  • Private message to Kerry Thieme
This was a very great idea! The use of the hands on as well of the visual use of a figure really helps bring the body into better focus. Most students have a difficult time drawing the human figure let alone one in action.
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